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Reger

[rey-guhr]

noun

  1. Max 1873–1916, German composer and pianist.



Reger

/ ˈreːɡər /

noun

  1. Max (maks). 1873–1916, German composer, noted esp for his organ works

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An injury to linebacker John Reger in the season opener against Philadelphia led Russell to enter the lineup to fill in and never left.

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The Reger was a marvelous example of musical ekphrasis — i.e., poetry about art.

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Noseda later described the piece’s “long state of ecstatic beauty,” and in its glowing, sustained textures, you can detect Reger’s life as an organist.

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The exercise of taking a single-verse chorale melody and turning it into a brief, often elaborate prelude, was followed by composers including Robert Schumann, Max Reger and Anton Webern.

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Phil cellist and Cal State Long Beach faculty member plays pieces by Bach and Max Reger in this virtual recital.

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